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| | ADJ | | | /ˌʌnəkˈseptəbl/ | | | | | wrong or harmful , especially by not reaching usual or accepted standards of behaviour , morals etc (尤指行为、道德等)不能接受的,难以认可的 | unacceptable levels of pollution 难以接受的污染程度 | | This sort of behaviour is quite unacceptable in a civilized society. 这种行为在文明社会是无法容忍的。 | | +to sb The industry’ s proposals were politically unacceptable to the government. 从政治角度看,政府是不会接受该行业的提议的。 | | find sth unacceptable (=think it is wrong) Many viewers find the amount of violence on TV unacceptable. 认为某事是错误的 | | +to Bush’ s proposals were unacceptable to most environmentalists. 布什的提议在大多数环境保护主义者看来是错误的。 | | PHRASE | - | the unacceptable face of sth | | an aspect of a situation or activity that you do not approve of | | 某事物不能让人接受的一面 | | | | To some critics, the big fast-food chains represent the unacceptable face of consumerism. 对一些爱挑剔的人来说,大型的快餐连锁店代表了消费主义的阴暗面。 | | | | | DERIVED WORD | unacceptably adv | | Words frequently used with unacceptable | unacceptable 的常见搭配词 | adverbs | completely, quite, simply, totally, utterly, wholly, | | | | |